Frederick Stuart Church: A brush with imagination

W. Dale Horst

Rose Marie Horst

Mennonite Press

<p>Brandy Martin, in her senior year of high school, tragically passed away following a routine surgery in 1995. Devastated and heart-broken by the death of her only daughter, Connie Martin was left struggling with the will to live, questioning her own religious faith and grasping for answers. This is her personal account of an extraordinary journey that begins when a close friend reveals that Brandy has visited her with a message from the other side. Over the next fifteen years, Brandy continues to find ways to communicate with her mother through people and events that her mother could never have imagined. Connie's quest to understand her experiences and to believe that her daughter's spirit lives on has helped her to realize that even death cannot stop love. In Love Never Ends, Connie Martin and her Pastor, Barry Dundas, tell this compelling story of love between our world and the afterlife, ultimately a story of healing and hope for anyone who has said goodbye to someone they love.</p>

Love Never Ends

Religion & Spirituality

Connie Martin

New Age & Spirituality

Son of the Wind

Leanne E. Benner

<p>America...the golden land of freedom, hope and opportunity held its immigration doors wide open. A multitude of German-Russians were enticed by what the country had to offer. Their ancestors had been lured to the Volga River Region of Russia by Catherine the Great's manifesto of 1763. By the late 1800s, many of those promises and privileges no longer held true. Trouble was looming on the horizon for them.\nBegin the journey in 1911 and visit the German-Russian villages of Volmer, Pfeifer and Schuck, Russia. Meet four German-Russian families, the Ertles, Gartners, Lambrechts and Hochnadels, who packed up their worldly belongings in trunks and said their final goodbyes to family members staying behind.\nSail with them as lowly steerage passengers on steamships. Accompany the exhausted, confused travelers through the immigration ports of Ellis Island, Boston and Philadelphia. Ultimately, the four families planted deep roots in northeastern Colorado where the land and climate reminded them of Russia.</p>

Ancestry's Journey from Germany to Russia to America

SUSAN DAVIS

Glimpses: Fill'er Up Memoirs & Memorabilia

Judi Kirk

Wonderful large book full of information and pictures regarding the history of the Oklahoma Panhandle and its people. Includes archaeological information.

Man and the Oklahoma Panhandle

History

Jackson, Berenice & Jewel Carlisle & Iris Colwell

Americas

Book about the history of golf in the state of Kansas. Includes information about the various golf courses in the state.

100 Years of Kansas Golf

mal-elliott

Early lane County History, 12,000 B.C. A.D. 1884

Ellen May Stanley

A Journey: From Germany in 1853 to Alamota, Kansas in 1904

Stanley, Ellen May

Ma and Pa Hart join the Peace Corps

Hart, June

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